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07-01-2011, 12:39
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Re: altitude sensors anyone?
Is it possible to change your competition strategy? i.e., since you are indoors, fly closer to the ceiling and monitor your clearance to the ceiling itself.
What exactly is your motivation behind wanting to get your range at that far away? Their may be ways around this limitation, depending on your reasons. And since it is an indoors environment, are you able to place static objects ahead of time? Probably not, but it's a thought. |
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